That's... no, servers sending HTML to the client was where we started with all this.
That's why the H in HTTP and in HTML stand for "Hypertext." Any time a webserver replies with something other than markup, _that's_ the extension/exception to that very old design.
Now, if you're talking about the separation of user-interface, data, logic, and where HTML fits in, that's a much bigger discussion.
That's why the H in HTTP and in HTML stand for "Hypertext." Any time a webserver replies with something other than markup, _that's_ the extension/exception to that very old design.
Now, if you're talking about the separation of user-interface, data, logic, and where HTML fits in, that's a much bigger discussion.